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[Lcu]

If you want beams to miss fighters, use HITS_SHIPS_AND_ASTEROIDS

The error probably means that you've got a mismatch between the number of turretOffsets and turretAngleOffsets (or same for hardpoints). The former should be 2x the number of the latter, as the former are coordinate pairs.

Thanks Alex, but i have another question, if you want to classify a weapon as PD and target missiles, how do you do it?

[FlashFrozen]

Should be in the weapon hints column in the weapon CSV, use a hint like PD,

[Lcu]

Wait, hints could work? I never knew  . Thanks!

[TrashMan]

I already know you can make a hullmod that repairs hull in battle (already have it)

BUT.

Is it possible to repair ARMOR?

I kinda want a self-repairing armor upgrade, but all I can get so far is hull repair. Which is not the same thing.

[Deathfly]

I already know you can make a hullmod that repairs hull in battle (already have it)

BUT.

Is it possible to repair ARMOR?

I kinda want a self-repairing armor upgrade, but all I can get so far is hull repair. Which is not the same thing.

Sundog had already made a armor repair shipsystem in ICE Faction
http://fractalsoftworks.com/forum/index.php?topic=7625.0

and...well, i think you should check you add-on's integrality before releasing by install it and test it.
i mean form a mod-free Starsector copy, and the latest version of Ironclads.

[Cyan Leader]

How to simply disable a song change when docking? I prefer how it was prior to 65.

[TrashMan]

I already know you can make a hullmod that repairs hull in battle (already have it)

BUT.

Is it possible to repair ARMOR?

I kinda want a self-repairing armor upgrade, but all I can get so far is hull repair. Which is not the same thing.

Sundog had already made a armor repair shipsystem in ICE Faction
http://fractalsoftworks.com/forum/index.php?topic=7625.0

and...well, i think you should check you add-on's integrality before releasing by install it and test it.
i mean form a mod-free Starsector copy, and the latest version of Ironclads.

Oh yes, just what daddy wanted.

Hmm..packed ina .jar file. I have a program that lets me look into java files. I can certanly copy-paste the code from the .class file, but I do wonder if it would work as a .java file.

[LazyWizard]

Spoiler

I already know you can make a hullmod that repairs hull in battle (already have it)

BUT.

Is it possible to repair ARMOR?

I kinda want a self-repairing armor upgrade, but all I can get so far is hull repair. Which is not the same thing.

Sundog had already made a armor repair shipsystem in ICE Faction
http://fractalsoftworks.com/forum/index.php?topic=7625.0

and...well, i think you should check you add-on's integrality before releasing by install it and test it.
i mean form a mod-free Starsector copy, and the latest version of Ironclads.

[close]

Oh yes, just what daddy wanted.

Hmm..packed ina .jar file. I have a program that lets me look into java files. I can certanly copy-paste the code from the .class file, but I do wonder if it would work as a .java file.

ICE's code is also available online in Sundog's Bitbucket repository. Here's the code he uses for armor repairing.

If you just want all armor on your ship to repair at a constant rate, that's actually fairly simple. Here's an example:

Code

package data.hullmods;

import com.fs.starfarer.api.combat.ArmorGridAPI;
import com.fs.starfarer.api.combat.BaseHullMod;
import com.fs.starfarer.api.combat.ShipAPI;

public class ExampleArmorRepairHullMod extends BaseHullMod
{
    private static final float ARMOR_REPAIRED_PER_SECOND = 5f;

    @Override
    public void advanceInCombat(ShipAPI ship, float amount)
    {
        // Grab the ship's armor grid and raw armor values
        final ArmorGridAPI armor = ship.getArmorGrid();
        final float[][] grid = armor.getGrid();

        // Calculate how much armor to repair per cell this frame
        // Armor per cell is NOT the same as the listed armor rating, so we have
        // to compensate by dividing max armor per cell by the 'actual' rating
        // This means 5 armor per second might only be ~0.3 armor per cell
        final float maxArmor = armor.getMaxArmorInCell(),
                toHeal = ARMOR_REPAIRED_PER_SECOND * amount
                * (maxArmor / armor.getArmorRating());

        // Iterate over all armor cells and add repairs to their current value
        for (int x = 0; x < grid.length; x++)
        {
            for (int y = 0; y < grid[0].length; y++)
            {
                armor.setArmorValue(x, y, Math.min(grid[x][y] + toHeal, maxArmor));
            }
        }
    }
}

If you want to repair a percentage of total armor per second instead, just change toHeal's value to toHeal = maxArmor * (ARMOR_REPAIRED_PER_SECOND / 100f) * amount.

[celestis]

Does anyone know what does

Code

	"quality":0.25,

line means in variant files? What is influenced by this value?

[Tartiflette]

It's exactly what it say, it is the quality of the variant: low stability worlds can't spawn high quality variants.

[celestis]

Aha, I see. Thanks for explanation!

[orost]

Is there a way to print out arbitrary values for debugging purposes? On screen in the game or to the console, either way is fine.  I tried a couple standard things like System.out, but they're either not there or give me security exceptions.

This is my first time doing anything in Java, so apologies if I said something stupid.

edit: ah, never mind, System.out.println is there. I was trying to use out.format() and out.printf() because the value I wanted was a float, but I guess I can work with just println().

[orost]

Is there a way to add my own indicator to the bar on the left in combat? The one that indicates things like "zero flux engine boost", shows CR, etc.

[Tartiflette]

Check out the Common Radar mod for how Lazy Wizzard managed it, but be warned, it's really not simple to do that!

[orost]

So I'd have to draw my own directly? I know OpengGL, so I guess I could, but trying to make its look fit with vanilla indicators would be a huge pain. I think I'm going to pass and hope we get an API for it at some point. Thanks.